That set in motion some research on Tough Love and a video talk about the show. According to Megan Avalon, Tough Love is a kind of relationship boot camp on television. The host Steven Ward shows women how to get over their flaws and have better relationships with men.
But is Steve Ford the best idea of a host for such a show?
Megan says she should be the host of Tough Love because she knows what men want and she knows how to have a successful relationship, which she does have with her current boyfriend. "Men want to be in a relationship with a woman who's confident, not clingy," she says. "I know what men want and I know what women need."
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Megan wants to show women how to feel better about themselves and believes she can bring that to the show Tough Love. Let's take a look at a scene from Tough Love:
Megan Avalon would be better to stomach as a host than Steve Ford. The image of a woman talking tough to other women is better than the image of a man doing it. It just seems like Steve's living the verbally abusive man's fantasy of telling off a bunch of lovely women.
That's this blogger's read of Tough Love. Steve says some real hard stuff to the women on the show ("You're a gold-digger!") and just rolls in it like a pig in mud.
Better a woman like Megan Avalon.
America should not have to turn to a reality TV show rather than have real friends to talk to. Megan says the reason shows like this thrive and that people don't talk to their friends is fear of intimacy.
Maybe.
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Zennie! Dude! No WAY I'd reccommend a women take advice from another women about guys. No matter HOW much she THINKS she knows, she really DOESN'T know. C'mon!
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